Eden Skin & Body Spa

Massage at Eden Spa

Every massage at Eden starts with an expert consultation to outline an individual treatment program, point out specific focus areas and establish preferred depth of pressure. Please inform your therapist of you are suffering from any injuries, if you are pregnant or have undergone surgery in the last 6 months.

Massage has the power to relieve aching and sore muscles, increase joint mobility and tissue inflammation. However, did you know that a regular massage can also enhance your oxygenation levels by 10%, strengthen your circulatory system and decongest your lymph.

Sole Delight Foot Massage

This treatment is uniquely designed to soothe tired legs and feet whilst also allowing the mind and body to unwind.

Great for: Swollen Ankles, Aching Feet, Pre and Post Exercise.

Spa Balancing Massage

This massage connects slow deep movements and added spa rituals to build a complete experience. This form of massage is designed to care for tired and stressed bodies and unwind busy minds.

Great for: Anxiety & Stress, Tension Headaches, Insomnia & Restlessness, Poor Concentration

Rejuvenating ‘Detox’ Massage

A stimulating and invigorating massage that is based on deep tissue techniques and stretching to assist the removal of acute and chronic muscular pains. This  form of massage helps the body in eliminating the toxins that build up as a result of lifestyle choices, stress and exercise.

Great for: Fatigue, Aching Muscles, Digestive Issues, Sluggish Bodies, Pre & Post exercise.

Hot Rock Massage

This therapeutic massage utilises manual massage movements and heated rocks to access the deep and underlying tissues of the body. The heat of each individual rock and the pressure allows for tight muscles to soften, inflammation to go down and for circulation to increase.

Great for: Tight Muscles, Poor circulation, Tension & Stress, Tiredness

Mother to be Massage

This treatment is specifically designed to develop a relaxing experience that nurtures uncomfortable and tires bodies in the 2nd and 3rd trimester of pregnancy.

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